Books which I have authored. Click on the image to go to amazon.com link. 


A compulsive kid doodler surprisingly turns into a crime-fighting sketch artist, in my second (autobiographical?) book for children, ages 8-12. A Junior Library Guild Selection.

“The story moves quickly, and the deadpan illustrations will make you laugh out loud."

The New York Times

My first children’s book, about the Number Three forgetting who he is, getting lost–and then finding himself again. An Amazon best book of the month, published by Henry Holt and Co. For ages 3-6.

“An acclaimed cartoonist in the adult world has created a solid hit for children.”

Kirkus Reviews

And, books in which I have been featured as a contributor. Click on the image to go to amazon.com link. 

Cartoons that were too racy, too dumb, too strange, too "huh?" to be published by the New Yorker. Therefore, the ones that you absolutely need to see. 

Volume two of the same - both better and crappier! (Both volumes have been repackaged as a single paperback.)

My friend Mark Peters wrote the definitive lexicon of the word that defines the 21st century, and I did 44 little illustrations for it.

My friend Mark Peters wrote the definitive lexicon of the word that defines the 21st century, and I did 44 little illustrations for it.

A story of mine entitled 'BLT' is included in this anthology of short-form comics edited by Kazu Kibuishi. See a preview of the first few pages here